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Klepon Indonesian Sweet Rice Balls

Today's recipe is all the way from Indonesia... yes its far southeast country. For this months MFBC challenge we got to select a recipe from Indonesia and this is the first time i am trying a recipe from this country .... i was searching for easy recipe which is vegetarian but couldn't find many recipes to try and the ones which i found needs some local products going in but atlast i found a recipe called Klepon which is simply a rice balls which are stuffed with palm sugar akka gud (in hindi) and if we don't have palm sugar then we can make use of brown sugar and i did used it in the recipe.


Level: Medium
Total Time: 50min-1 hr
1 cup: 250ml
1 tablespoon: 15ml
1 teaspoon: 5 ml

Recipe is adapted from here 

Ingredients

Rice Flour: 100gm
Lukewarm Water: 100ml
Palm Sugar/ Brown Sugar: as required
Shreded /Fresh grated coconut for rolling 
Food Colour

Directions


Mix the rice powder with the lukewarm water and green food coloring into a firm but flexible dough.
Pull off  tablespoon full of  dough and shape it into a ball with approximately 2½ cm (1 inch) in diameter.
Push a finger into the center of the ball to make a hole, and put in approximately ½ teaspoon of the brown sugar. Seal, and roll it back into the ball shape with the palms of your hands.
Prepare all the balls and set them aside.
Prepare a pot half filled with water and bring it to a boil.
Drop the balls into the boiling water. Remove the balls with a spoon once they float to the water surface and then roll the balls in the grated coconut.
Serve at room temperature.

#Klepon  is going to be part of #MFBC under #IndonesianCuisine






6 comments:

  1. wooow woow woow they looks!So simple recipe,loved it!

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  2. This is such an interesting recipe... I didn't come across this while searching but definitely an easy one and so close to our Indian desserts too... :)

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  3. Before reading the instructions, I assumed it is steamed or fried but then I was surprised its cooked in water! At least for the method of cooking, I want to try this! :-)

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  4. By looking at the pic I thought it must be a tediuos job...but to my surprise they are so easy to make. And almost similar to some dishes which we make in Mangalore

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  5. Wow such an easy and yummy recipe!Lovely click :)

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  6. Lovely photo. looks Very delicous

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